Discover the sheer pleasure of wearing next to nothing in this anthology of erotic stories that give rise to the fetish of clothes. Here are the men and women who tease, seduce and punish. And here are the obsessed who watch, touch and act upon their most intimate fantasies. In this book readers can discover just how effective an aphrodisiac clothing can really be.

This value-priced volume of Pascal's popular series is ideal for fans and new readers of the ongoing saga of Gaia, the girl born without the fear gene. Includes "#5: Kiss" and "#29: Lust." Original.

Christology:Volume 2, Number 1, January 2013 Edited by Christopher McMahon and David Matzko McCarthy.Christology and the Christian Life,Paul J. Wadell.Christology and Moral Theology,Paulinus Ikechkwu Odozor, C.S.Sp. The Light Burden of Discipleship: Embodying the New Moses and Wisdom in the Gospel of Matthew ,Patricia Sharbaugh. Paul and the Cruciform Way of God in Christ ,Michael J. Gorman. Modern Pluralism or Divine Plentitude? Toward a Chritological Ontology ,Elizabeth Newman.Christ, Globalization, and the Church, Neil Ormerod. Body Work and the Work of the Body, Jey P. Bishop. Review Essay: Beyond the Historical Jesus: Embracing Christology in Scripture, Doctrine, and Ethics, Christopher McMahon

Celebrate the 20th anniversary of the publication of this lesbian Christmas classic with short stories by some of the best erotic romance authors. A dozen sexy stories with Christmas themes come from the pens of eminent lesbian authors. This package of holiday cheer celebrates lesbian passion for gift-giving season, or whenever. The book's compact size makes it perfect for stockings or tucking under a tree. Stories included in this vintage collection are: When the Giving Got Good by M. Christian, Salomé by Zonna, What Santa Gave Me by Susan St. Aubin, Gone with the Wonton by Shari J. Berman, Reindeer Games by Sacchi Green, Hark the Angels Sing by Kate Dominic, It’s That Simple by Karin Kallmaker, Bridesmaids in Red and Green by Clio Knight, A Christmas Invitation by Anya Levin, All in the Family by Sage Vivant, The Snow Queen by Lori Selke and Frozen by Andrea Dale.

Illness in the Academy investigates the deep-seated, widespread belief among academics and medical professionals that lived experiences outside the workplace should not be sacrificed to the ideal of objectivity those academic and medical professions so highly value. The 47 selections in this collection illuminate how academics bring their intellectual and creative tools, skills, and perspectives to bear on experiences of illness. The selections cross genres as well as bridge disciplines and cultures.

Velvet, Leather & Lace, a hot new lingerie catalogue company, is launching “stunt lingerie”—wispy little nothings that can be removed with the slightest tug. The global satellite fashion show is just a week away, and partners Jamie, Samantha and Mia are coming apart as fast as their underwear. Samantha has put off her current lover so many times he’s about to kidnap her. And what if the press discovers Jamie is actually a man? Ex-girlfriend Lorna Sutton offers to front for Jamie—but not for payment…for payback. Then set contractor Joe O’Ryan decides to test Mia’s claim she doesn’t like sex—the night before the show. At this rate, they might all get caught with their panties—or boxers—down. And the whole world will be watching. Three stories, one show. A Man’s Gotta Do by Suzanne Forster Calling the Shots by Donna Kauffman Baring it All by Jill Shalvis

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Sam Coalson, ex-Navy Seal, has returned to Grafton for the wedding of his brother. After being run out of town fifteen years ago for a crime he didn’t commit, he’s determined to claim what is rightfully his and take on anyone crazy enough to try and stop him. Angel Devereaux is smart, sexy and definitely on Sam’s blacklist. After siding with Sam’s enemy fifteen years ago, Angel can’t help but wonder what if….what if Sam had never left? What if he could forgive her now? She had her reasons, but he won’t listen. So enough with words, sometimes action is exactly what’s called for.

Vanessa Dawn is back with her highly anticipated second collection of poetry. In this edition Vanessa Dawn talks about what most girls think about but mentions what most are afraid to say. With the sensitivity of Lace and the harshness of Leather, Vanessa Dawn enlightens her readers with a fresh point of view that will be discussed among many of today's women. In "Lace & Leather", Vanessa Dawns proves why she is a innovative poet with a voice that's here to stay.